Online Event: Why Microbiomes Matter for You and the Planet
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Online Event: Why Microbiomes Matter for You and the Planet

Location: online
Address https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/6717483380055/WN_8PpkVkl8RYyPfwWxgmE0Pw#/registration

Microbiomes—the invisible communities of microorganisms living in our bodies, food, and environments—play a vital role in our health and the sustainability of our planet. Yet public understanding of microbiome science is often limited or clouded by hype. To mark World Microbiome Day 2025, the European Food Information Council (EUFIC) is hosting an interactive webinar to demystify microbiomes, share practical insights from innovative EU-funded research, and engage the public in myth-busting and science storytelling. Join this dynamic online event, designed for a wide audience—from curious citizens to science communicators!

What:
Live webinar: “Why Microbiomes Matter for You and the Planet”
Explore real-world applications of microbiome research with examples from human health, food systems, and the environment. Includes live Q&A, polls, and audience interaction.

When:
27 June 2025 – Time 2-3pm CEST

Topics:
With speakers from leading EU-funded projects including: Registration:
Webinar Registration - Zoom

Background:
The event supports the official World Microbiome Day 2025 theme: “Microbiome 101: What You Need to Know”—bringing science closer to the public with accessible language, real-life examples, and clear boundaries on what we know (and what we don’t).
Attached files
  • World Microbiome Day Webinar on the 27th June, 2 - 3pm CEST!
Regions: Europe, Belgium
Keywords: Health, Food, Public Dialogue - health, Well being, Science, Life Sciences, Public Dialogue - science

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